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    New $1 Native themed coin will be released in January
    by Skabewis
    Washington, D.C. (ICC)

    U.S. Senator Bryron Dorgan of Deleware has announced that the U.S. mint has unveiled the newly designed $1 Native American coin for 2009 in commoration of Native American Heritage month celebrated last month.

    Dorgan, Chair of the Senate Indian Affairs...
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    Remains found believed to be of Native American
    by Skabewis
    Bolinas, California (AP)

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    A couple found the skeletal remains during mid August while hiking on a beach north of Bolinas.

    08-31-2009, 02:28 PM
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    by Skabewis
    Story & Photos By Sandra Hale Schulman
    Thousand Oaks, California (NFIC)

    Nestled in the lush hills above Malibu, the Chumash Interpretive Center held a Native American Blues Festival that was more message than music.

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    Native Intelligence: Jamestown celebration and colonialism
    by Skabewis
    By Jack D. Forbes
    News From Indian Country

    The current celebration of the Jamestown colony in Attan-Akamik (Virginia) is an example of the distortions of north American history found in the popular culture of the USA and Canada, and also in our schools’ educational curricula....
    05-08-2008, 05:26 PM
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    Sequoyah Research Center highlights intellectual discussions, preserving history
    by Skabewis
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